Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

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. VS.. Cooling.
s. S. Gates wa appointed administrator
. of the estate of T. Prescott in the Probate
/ Court yesterday.
r The friends of G. r. Miller report he will
self a partner for life.
A lodge of instruction in the Royal Arch
degree will be held in Deer Lodge Chapter,
No. 3, next Friday evening.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
received fourteen bars of silver from the
Bluebird, valued at $25, 76O.
w. j. Bullock leaves the city this week
for a trip East. He will visit his old home,
Buffalo, New York, and other places on his
trip.
Wood Market Square was again full OF
teams to-day loaded with wood, as also
quite a number with hay. Wood they
quote at $3.50.
The Sheriff has %subpgnas to serve on
parties in Twin Bridges wanted by the
Grand Jury. He will rave them before
that body on Friday.
Congratulations of Mr.. Lee Sellen are
now in order over the arrival of a healthy
boy baby at his home in Butte on Monday,
the 18th inst. Mother and child are both
doing we'll.
A. E. Hathaway, the gentlemanly young
| clerk of the Montana Lumber Company's
yard in this city, reports the roads to the
different mills in their vicinity in any but a
serviceable condition.
Bluetonia continues to ship some very
| rich ore to the Butte Sampling Works. The
! mine is under lease by Messrs. Bailey &
Rutter and rock milled at the MouIton has
gone as high as 500 and over.
Hho~loo D H1rfon Sanrofor u n O,,norsn
tendent j. J. Dickey, Western Union Tele-
Graph Company, Omaha. Nebraska, is in
the city, and will remain for q few days
combining business and pleasure.
The Butte Lumber Company on the Big
Hole will start up in a few days. 1t has
been lying idle for the winter. 1t is undera
different management. Jack Frazer has
general management Of the sawmilIs.
The High School is as we'll attended as
the state of the weather will permit, but the
incomplete condition OF the bridge makes
mud churning a practice among the chill
dren and an eyesore to all living in the vi
cinity.
At Judge McHatton's office there is a set
OF single buggy harness which W. A. Demp-
sey attempted to pawn and thereby oc-
casioned his arrest, he being unable to
satisfactorily account for having it in his
possession.
At the Butte City Hotel the following
named gentleman arrived directly from the |
Southern palt of Wales last evening: Will /
liam Baker. Thomas Williams, Joseph
Jones, Dan Davis. Their intentions are to
reside in this city.
The man Wilkerson, who was arrested |
yesterday morning for ATTEMPTED burglary
of a room over Sands & Boyce, was yester-
day committed to Jail by Judge Mediation
and his case will receive the attention of
the Grand Jury, now in session.
The funeral Of Joseph Mallov, who died
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, of pneu-
nonia, will take place from the underta king
rooms of B. Petit, at 2 o'clock this after
noon. The deceased was from Chicago,
and Chicago papers are requested to notice
this.
One of the curiosities on Main street is a
Ia rge lump of ore now at Henry Nickels'
shop on the sidewalk. The block
must weigh 500 rounds at least. 1t is
the Major Budd mine. The ore from
this mine is very rich. About so IONS of il
is now at the mill, which will average $50
a ton.
The trustees of Christopher Columbus
Society have rented Knights OF
Pythias Hall for the second Sunday and
VII EsdOuIu6y Ill cScIy AltpuUu liz ot-
ciety meets at 1870 q. m. The membership
has fallen to about thirty-fve. owing to
of the members having left town dur
ing the dull season.
The case of the Territory against Paul ,
Davis for drawing deadly weapons will
before Judge Mediation this after {
at 3 O'Clock. Two cases of the Ter.
against John Miller-one for assault
With a deadly weapon and one for drawing
l deadly w~eapon-are set for hearing il 6
he Police Court at 2 O'Clock this after
loon. l.
Two Of the employees at the Butte SAM
Fred j Thomas and Eva Hardisty,
we're married yesterday afternoon bv Rev. 6
v. F.. King in Mountain View NJ. E. Church.
3oth are well and favorably known in this &
community from their long connection with
hat institution and commence their life e
partnership with the hearty good wishes OF
VI who know them. }
The Milwaukee mine, situated between
his city and Burlington, nave again COM e
nenced operations, n are O down $50
eet. A small hoist does the work form q
rly performed by a windlass. The east
ide of the ledge contains ore that assays a
ON 80 to 80 ounces. Drifting has been q
commenced or the west side in the 100
evel, and ia now in 40 feet. All indica- C.
ions point to it's future stability.
At the meeting of the School Trustees
fondav night, the proposition of L. Van n
Iorn to furnish several copies of Yage's
Study was accepted. The end
I May was decided Upon for the termi-
of the present school year. The
approved the usual monthly bills r,
n school expenses and salaries. Permis- +,
on was given the Rev. W. E. King to hold G
unday services in the South Butte school T
ouse. II
The MINER is pleased to acknowledge a o.
all yesterday from Mr.. Phil Schmitz, the
ccomplished editor of Die Montana Freie
reese. published at Helena. Mr.. Schmitz !,
i'll spend a few davs in the city interview II
g our German citizens in the interest of IN
is valuable journal. The Freie Presse is a,
re first paper printed in the German Ian se
age issued on a press of it's own. The W
liner extends its best wishes for the issue n,
the new German weekly. lii,
Police Officer Jordan, at the time of Viii. OF
erson's arrest in the yard OF Mr.. Staple pi
)n's house, noticed his prisoner fumbling h
about his pockets. It being N
70 dark then to make any search he re-
lrned to the spot Yesterday morning AFTER
and found two keys where Wilker- W
IN had thrown them down, one of which hs
tied the lock in the door OF Miss McCar- tn
ck's room where the burglary OF the to
atch and jewelry occurred Sunday night. ia
he fellows chances for paving q lengthy NJ
sit to the pen. are very favorable.
The Rocky Forks Road. to
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